MATERIALS
galvanized steel mesh with a mesh width of 2.5 cm
galvanized steel wire with a diameter of 1.5 mm
star frosted glass
a thin wire
beads of matte glass in various size
discs of frosted glass
universal adhesive
four screws
TOOLS
clippers
pliers
pliers with pointed jaw
graph paper and colored pencils
Just obmerte the window frame where you intend to hang the screen. Carefully cut the steel mesh with wire cutters to Refine its size — it should be placed freely on the frame. Cut a piece of steel wire with a length equal to the perimeter of the screen with a small margin at the loop corners. The pliers make the corner loop (see photo).
Bind the wire frame to the mesh, bending the cut ends of the mesh around the frame of the pliers with pointed jaw. Make sure that the frame is firmly attached and all the ends of the wire are bent tightly around her.
Find the center point of the mesh and cut a large square of such size that it will fit the star.
Hang the star, thin wire attaching it to the nearest wire mesh.
Tie beads to the grid in accordance with the sketch pattern (it is better to draw a sketch with colored pencils of the same color as the selected beads). In our example, the cells of the grid is suspended for one busine that form a pattern of rhombuses. For hanging beads, use folded in half thin wire. Tie wire around both adjacent corners of the grid cell, put a bead on them and pull apart the wire ends of the suspension to tie it around opposite corners. Then the bead is placed in the center of a square cell.
Place the glass discs, the picture, neatly tying the wire harnesses from the rear of the screen. If necessary, secure with drop of glue. Attach the finished screen to the window frame.
